BtoBet Press Releases
BtoBet Secures Dutch Sportsbook Licence
Leading sportsbook supplier BtoBet has been granted a licence for its sportsbook platform by Dutch gaming authority, the Kansspelautoriteit (KSA).
This means that BtoBet’s Neuron 3 sportsbook platform is now fully compliant with Dutch regulations and thus ready-to-market, allowing local operator partners to provide a tailored betting experience to their players through cutting-edge technology.
“Receiving the Dutch supplier license offers significant growth opportunities for BtoBet, as we seek to bring first-class betting entertainment to players together with local operators. This license, pending our entry in the Dutch market, will help to accelerate our foothold in the mature European market, as we continue to sustain our growth trajectory with a global market expansion strategy. Setting the basis for BtoBet’s entry to yet another regulated market highlights our commitment to strengthen our position as one of the leading sportsbook suppliers to the global industry,” Dima Reiderman, Chief Operating Officer at BtoBet, said.
Gambling in the Netherlands is legalised and regulated by virtue of the Remote Gambling Act. Originally, the Act was set to be enacted on the 1st of July 2020, however, it was officially enacted on the 1st of April 2020 allowing for market opening to take place on the 1st of October, six months thereafter.
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